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Sahuace means in Quechua wellspring and fertile land. Is considered to be founded by Inca Mayta Capac (Qhapaq) for the Inca Empire. These days has a quiet countryside and is famous for a colonial watermill. The name misspelled, although legal, is Sabandía. It belongs to Arequipa City.
Usually I’d publish it in a weekly long post but I just walked around there barely a bit so there aren’t many photographs. Hope you find something of your pleasure ;-)
walking in royal blue
tenuous reflection in tree tears
Mars’ countryside
imagine a shadowless world
And that was all. The peculiar sunset vanished, artificial lights turned on in the mostly empty countryside. Time to go to home.
in flame
Qhapaq 
Thanks for all that beauty to commemorate the new week. :)
Danke Salva, hope you have a great new week sir :-)
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the sky is a lovely colour.
Yes, I was lucky to be in the precise moment I think, thanks :-)
beauté parfaite… its colors last on the retina of the heart…<3
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@"Quechua" – you may know it's a very popular sports brand in France…:-)
Merci Mélanie ^_^, I’m flattered for your visit and your beautiful words :-)
Is strange, some years before I wanted to know ladies from Ukraine, Norway, Italia or Romania for their exotic beauty. I’m happy that the Romanian lady is a wonderful humanist with the sun in her smile, thanks ;-)
I knew about Quechua brand searching for backpacks, but in Peru is better to be discrete so I just use a ragged backpack, and from Quechua I’ve just a few words like “sonqqo” that means “<3"
Hi Francis :) Beautifull :) Beautiful is a little low, no words…………. Greetings :) Wanda
Beautiful is to see you again Wanda, thanks for your warm visit despite your occupations after your travel :-)
Best regards…